Hey guys! 😊 i posted this video yesterday already but needed to take it down again due to some sound issues 😕 thank you guys for letting me know so that i could fix it! 😊 now everything is fine and i hope you enjoy the video! 😊
Uyen, du lebst und studierst schon so viele Jahre in Deutschland und verdienst VIEL GELD 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰durch deine Follower! ❤😂🎉 Und machst dich über UNSER Land lustig!?!? 😝🤪😜😜🤪😝 Ich schäme mich fremd! 😱😨😰 Ich fände es mehr als fair, wenn du Deutsch sprechen würdest! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Muss nicht perfekt sein, würde aber ein WENIG RESPEKT gegenüber UNS Deutschen zeigen!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@URMELaufDemEis Wie unverschämt kann man denn bitte sein? Als ob Social Media auf Deutsch auch nur ansatzweise so vielen Menschen zugänglich wäre. Es ist weder dein Geld noch ein persönlicher Service für dich, ein bisschen weniger Arroganz und verfehlter Patriotismus wären echt angebracht bei dir..
@@uyenninhsneaky tip from someone who worked for the military…there are some wonderful restaurants inside the gate! Get to know someone who works for or in the military!
@@IgorEngelen1974Uyen does a good job representing the youngest child in many families especially while with the older sister. Not sure friendly is the word for it. Maybe confident or self assured!
"You wanna say sorry?" "No." Totally a sister convo. Loved seeing you guys interact. I have a younger sister, we live states away, watching you 2 made me miss her. 😊
Yes and not exaggerated and ridiculous expressions of pleasure while eating, just two sisters enjoying the good food in authentic locations. Very simple and honest.
When your sister said "You eat a dish, it's not only about the taste but the feeling and the atmosphere" - love this this is genuinely what eating different cuisines and dishes are! Thank you and your lovely sister for sharing this video with us!
I love how your sister's voice sounds like yours sometimes, depending on the tone she's using. I mean, I know family members usually have similar voices, but I still find it funny. In any case, super nice video, Uyen! Thank your sister for us, now I'm craving your food and I can't have it anywhere near here! Cheers from Brazil!
Family member also have similar speaking patterns and slang they use. Especially if the children grow up in the same school since your accent usually comes from your peers!
Hiii, Actually in hanoi for first time, I would like to try BANH CUON (vietnamese steamed rice rolls) Would you please share restaurant name or location? I managed by myself to identify the restaurant for coco gelly and caramel flan as CARAMEN KIM YEN 🎉🎉 Thanks in advance for your help
I live in California and in Orange County there’s a district called “Little Saigon” where a lot of Viet refugees settled after the war. EVERYTHING is in Vietnamese and it feels like you’re in Vietnam. And the food is SO amazing!!!
Fresh spring rolls (nem noung and fresh shrimp) and young jackfruit salad at Brodard Chateau, pho (noodle soup, get the special where it has everything) and chai yor (fried spring rolls) at Pho 79. Silk Noodle Bar has very good filet mignon pho and they make their own noodles every day.
@@KrisKk08you would think but we got some questionable spots we even recently had a Asian buffer close down to horrible hygiene and failed the health inspection on all levels.
Bickering with bossy sister is extremely relatable. But I loved the shot of her taking you by the arm as y'all crossed the street! Protective of her lil sis. 😊
The one thing I remember the most about my time in vietnam was the FOOD. Honestly, you can get so much good food in so many places. I spent about a week travelling through central Vietnam with my partner and my mother-in-law, and we ate so much good Central Vietnamese foods! My favourite would have to be Com Ga Hoi An! My favourite Dessert was Kem Bo~! Who knew Avocados could be a dessert!
Dear Uyen, in Germany you can buy premade flourmix of banh cuon. There is a methode to make banh cuon in a pan. We make it like that all the time. Greetings from Frankfurt 👋
The easiest way is to find the fresh sheets used for making noodles. They sell them in packages in the refrigerator sections in the US> My SIL uses the sheets to make quick banh cuon and it works perfectly. Way easier than dealing with the flour mixture.
I'm really enjoying these longer videos showing us around your life in Vietnam! Your warm and bubbly personality shines through and I get to learn so much about a different culture!
'You won't say sorry?' - 'No.' I loved it!🤣 There is something special about the relationship between Siblings. It is that honest and yet still somehow unconditional Love. 🥰
I love your video style! I also very much appreciate how you balance your family's privacy with still showcasing them in the best way possible! Thank you for sharing it all!
Uyens sister was a good food tour guide. She made it a but of a mystery tour but the meals were worth the mission 😊 This should satisfy Uyens home food yearnings in memory when she returns to the boyfriend in Germany . Loving these vlogs.
Thank you for such an enjoyable feature Uyen; I adore this video so much! You should do more of such food vlogs as you are honest with your thoughts, the tour isn't highly edited (you keep it real and natural) and I learnt quite a bit about Hanoi food culture. Your sister and brother in law are very sporting and supportive as well. All the best to you and German bf!
Uyen, we need the Google Maps locations! Looking forward to try all of these when I'm in Hanoi. Especially the dessert stall and Cha Ca Va Long stall, that grilled fish made my tummy rumble.
I have been living in Hanoi for 26 years and I must say, your sister have an excellent taste and a great food tour. All the places that she guided you to visit is famous for their authentic and delicious food. Great video, great filming as well and i'm looking forward to more Hanoi content 🍻
Hiii, Actually in hanoi for first time, I would like to try BANH CUON (vietnamese steamed rice rolls) Would you please share restaurant name or location? I managed by myself to identify the restaurant for coco gelly and caramel flan as CARAMEN KIM YEN 🎉🎉 Thanks in advance for your help
I loved this video; all the info about the food, the pov of what it is like to a sidewalk in Vietnam and the sibling interactions of course! Your brother in law does a great job with the camera, nice shots with good lighting!
That coconut jelly looked wonderful! The other dishes, too! When I was in college, a friend of mine cooked for everyone, and it was delicious! I remember him holding a little ball of dried noodles and when he dropped it into a wok..it just went..POOF..and filled up the whole pan. Fun food to eat!
I came back to Vietnam this summer but did not have occasion to eat EVERYTHING i've been craving for for so long time living in France. I'm knocked down of nostalgia watching your video but at the same time appreciate it very much 😄 thanks Uyên !
I think you are a very good food blogger. I found your videos by chance a couple of months ago, and I purchased a Vietnamese home cookbook, after watching them.
Your video reminded me of my time in China. My family is from there, so I used to visit very often up until the pandemic; since then, i haven't had the chance to go back. I really miss the cheap and fresh food you can find just anywhere on the street just like in your video. The shear variety is unmatched as well. It's nearly impossible to find the same thing here in the US. Thank you for sharing about your culture!
I know exactly how you felt when your sister kept disappearing. My husband would do that every time we went shopping. He loves to shop but he would just keep going and never look back to see if I had stopped to look at something. Every trip to target(his favorite store) I would lose him almost immediately
“It looks a bit unhygienic.. Yeah it is” 😂 I’m also Ausländerin in Germany and visited Hà Nội and a couple other cities last year. Got terrible food poisoning but that didn’t stop me from eating everything, no regrets. Btw, do you mind sharing the restaurants locations?
Obviously it wasn't that terrible ,cause food poisoning that people I knew got was so bad they almost died ,it took them a year to recover ,no food is worth food poisoning,it's my biggest fear ,you can literally die from it
I don't know if you read these comments still, but I always come back to your videos, especially your longer form content, for comfort and enjoyment. If I ever feel down, I love to sit down and watch you eat or show off your culture and it just makes me so happy. Your vlogs are so genuine and real, even with the frustrations you face you never cut around it or force a smile, you let yourself be upset to a degree and I really find that refreshing from all the vloggers who force a jovial attitude no matter what. Like many people have said, it feels like going around with a good friend, enjoying all the sights and complaining about the normal things like the pollution and crowdedness. It's lovely and I hope you never ever change, Uyen! P.S. I'm not sure if anyone else said this, but I believe "Ngan", the bird you were eating at the beginning, is called the Muscovy Duck in English! They're quite big and are invasive in some areas here in the U.S., specifically Texas.
Asian food culture reminds me a lot of Mexico food culture. Lots of street food. And of all types just a walk away. I love that,it’s all a walk away and so yummy.
Thank you for showing us some Hanoi foods and atmosphere. I have not been there and it's fun to see the sights with you and older sister. Glad you didn't get a professional food guide. This looked like so much more fun. The camera guy did a great job too.
Food truly is one of the best things about any culture. Thabk you so much for sharing this with us! And I'm really glad to get this type of video from you and not some food or travel vlogger. Those videos are always way too over edited and never show the full and real experience. This actually felt authentic. ❤
I love love these videos from your visit in Vietnam. I really enjoy learning about your culture and food. Your relationship with you sister cracks me up from the number of times she left you guys stranded, lol.
I would love to visit Vietnam. I have already bought Pauline Nguyen's cooking book 'Secrets of the red lantern' to prepare myself for Vietname food. Thank you for the food tour.
It is great to know that many others enjoy eating cat fish. I live in the deep south of Georgia, USA. We have many breeds of cat fish in our waters. Growing up, we often would dig for worms after school, then go down to the creek to catch cat fish for supper that evening. Many people do not know that cat fish will grow as large as the body of water they live in. Cat fish grow over 9 feet long and are carnivores. I wouldn't eat a 9 foot long cat fish, as it is very old and will taste muddy since it has live such a long life. A cat fish that size, one should return it to the river to keep living since there is no purpose in eating it. Cat fish are very over looked as a tasty and healthy meat.
This is the best video ever, but then I think that each time you post 😂. Your sister is a natural. I must say, I would never ever EVER eat heads, feet, intestines or bones so thanks for the warning 🤣. Still, strangely enough we LOVE to eat at Vietnamese restaurants here in Rotterdam!! I am South African and my husband is Dutch so I can relate to a lot of your content 😘.
The way you say you're not sure about being a food vlogger. This video actually made me more attracted by the authenticity of the tour. Not just flashy tourist spots but real local, by a local.
Uyen, this is legit the best video you have ever done 😍 my husband and I will absolutely ABSOLUTELY visit Vietnam after this!!! All that food looked divine!! 🤤
I've never tried any of the things you guys ate, but now I want to! Everything looks so interesting and tasty, and now I'm hungry, lol. Thanks for sharing your culinary adventures with us!
Respect to your sister! She did it very well and as a Dutchman, I love the idea of Vietnamese cuisine. Although I would not eat the snails. I really have a phobia of snails.
like true sisters. so much alike and so different equals a very worthwhile relationship. (even if you argue like all sisters do). Lovely. Thanks for sharing this day with us.
I was in the caramel and coconut place in my Vietnam trip in September, everything was so delicious!!! ❤ The ice cream in coconut was hands down one of my favorite deserts from the trip ❤ Also went to the snails place through that dark alley, a-m-a-z-i-n-g
The dynamic between the two sisters makes me smile, especially when she rolls her eyes when her sister corrects her like she is not a full grown adult :)
Looks like ngan is Muscovy duck. They're supposed to be delicious. ETA: hey, a Circle K! In the US, they have great slushies. ETA2: now I want bun cha gio chay. A place near me (hi from Oklahoma, US!) makes it SO WELL. ETA3: thank you, Uyen's Sister! Happy Tet, you guys! 💖
Love getting to see more culinary content and just you hanging out with your sister! Yet again, utterly wholesome, cultural educational, and just fun to watch. Thanks for sharing, Uyen!
Hanoi is on my bucket list. I've been to Ho Chi Minh City and loved it. I hope to see more of Vietnam. There is a large Vietnamese community here in Toronto Canada.
Your videos are my comfort videos ❤When I am sad Or stressed because of school I just watch your videos and it brightens up my day ❤Sending love from my side to you 💛I love you
The food tour with your sister was great! Hope we get more of these in the future and maybe even a Max McFarlin collab! I’ve found out about so many Vietnamese dishes through him!
I wish she would have done a collab with Max and Chris (since he lives in Hanoi). But she also should have done one with Will in Vietnam or What the Pho since they live in Hanoi.
I'm so happy I found you and your family and of course your German BF! I'm stuck in bed, recovering from surgery and learning from the cutest, sweetest content creator. Who's filming? I love your sister, no worries, just wanders off and leaves you behind. Keep doing what you do!!
I love the sibling bickering and bossiness and cuteness!! All of that food looked so amazing, but I would never be able to go with those tiny plastic kid chairs. I'd crush them! 😅
Fun fact: the sister didn't get lost. She bought some more food so that she doesn't starve at all. It is very common in Vietnam. Thus, German boyfried is lucky to be still alive while not liking warm meals in the morning, for lunch and for dinner - and of course in between. ;)
I think an important part of featuring food in a video is like.... Just showing people what's available, and encouraging them to expand their horizons. So even if you're not filming the food a lot, you're telling people about it, and showing what you love about your culture. It would encourage me to order or try something I might not usually, since now I know how to eat it!
I was wondering who was filming! 🤣 don't you love family.. I was laughing at how your sister left you and your brother in law as you were filming and did the sister walk..(walking, bossing, not looking back, etc etc)
Thank you for posting these videos of Vietnam. I’m Vietnamese but I was born in America and have only been there when I was a child. It’s cool seeing it again as an adult! I want to go and experience it as an adult soon 😊
I’m in Hanoi in three weeks!!! I’m just going to copy everything by playing your sister and my boyfriend gets to be you 😂 Honestly my whole Vietnam trip was kinda inspired by you. Love your German videos and as a German myself I am so happy that you like Germany as much as I do ❤️❤️ keep going you’re an awesome TH-camr
I love cultures that enjoy every part of the animals they eat, I think that's the most respectful thing to do and find it particularly disrespectful to life itself when certain cultures only use specific parts of the animal and discard most of it. Thank you for sharing!
@@datgal2u yeah I have latinoamerican family in the US, and nowadays I feel like they've been brainwashed into such a weird level of consumerism, they only eat ground beef, chicken breast or nuggets and drink water from multiple tiny bottles all day instead of buying a filter or getting the big 4 gallon reusable bottles we use here, they think it's something from "less developed countries" and I'm like? Do you understand what you're saying?!
@@met.marfil I’ve watched a lot of health-related videos recently and the more I learn, the more I believe in having a diverse microbiome is a sign of great health. We live in a culture where antibiotics are given to us for every little illness (which kills all the gut flora, including the good ones) and medicine is unnecessarily prescribed at a high level. Then there’s the food supply that is poisoned with pesticides (crops) or antibiotics in our meat (they give them to animals to make them grow bigger while eating less). Add the fast food, convenience foods, etc. and it’s a disaster. Then toss in the fact that foods are so restricted to things like only boneless, skinless chicken breasts….nothing else from the chicken, and that’s just a disaster for your gut microbiome. No wonder Americans are all fat and unhealthy now.
Hey Uyen, I have been watching your Vietnam video series since last week. All the videos are so lovely and pure I found so many similarities between Vietnamese and Indian culture. Love from India! 🧡🤍💚
I think that you shouldn't feel so bad about not finding the english name for vietnamese food. It's like how spaghetti is not "Italian long, thin, solid, cylindrical wheat flour mixed with water or eggs" and Creme Brulee is not "French burnt cream" and pho is not "Vietnamese soup dish consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat". So, please feel free to call Banh Cuon "Banh Cuon", not "Vietnamese steamed rice roll".
its intersting to hear how much Uyen's accent returns to its vietnamese roots when she is with her family and surrounded by her native language. When she films in Germany i dont hear as much of the vietnamese tonation. For those wondering how accents work, its related to how you move your mouth when pronouncing the letters, so if you have a super heavy accent, try to overpronounciate the letters. Basically untrain your mouth from your native way of speaking. its rather bizarre how much it works. And before people get their panties in a twist, this is not an attack on Uyen, this is just a "how cool accents are" comment. Keep making content, you're a gem!
I have found hole in the wall restaurants are the best in other countries. They are for the locals not tourists so they are authentic and often delicious.
Your sister speaks VERY good English. She has a very deep voice. But tour guide, dismissed. In Mexico I eat a lot of street food. I try and pick the busiest, cleanest place. I looooove Tamarind!! I like tamarind soda drink and tamarind candy. Its also VERY popular in Mexico.
Hey guys! 😊 i posted this video yesterday already but needed to take it down again due to some sound issues 😕 thank you guys for letting me know so that i could fix it! 😊 now everything is fine and i hope you enjoy the video! 😊
Hey! Good video! Where I can find the name of the places?
Uyen, du lebst und studierst schon so viele Jahre in Deutschland und verdienst VIEL GELD 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰durch deine Follower! ❤😂🎉
Und machst dich über UNSER Land lustig!?!?
😝🤪😜😜🤪😝
Ich schäme mich fremd! 😱😨😰
Ich fände es mehr als fair, wenn du Deutsch sprechen würdest! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Muss nicht perfekt sein, würde aber ein WENIG RESPEKT gegenüber UNS Deutschen zeigen!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Respekt vor Deutschen? Bloss weil an seinen Wohnort ändert muss man den Eingeborenen Respekt zollen?
Geht's noch? @@URMELaufDemEis
I thought I had deja vu 😅
@@URMELaufDemEis Wie unverschämt kann man denn bitte sein? Als ob Social Media auf Deutsch auch nur ansatzweise so vielen Menschen zugänglich wäre. Es ist weder dein Geld noch ein persönlicher Service für dich, ein bisschen weniger Arroganz und verfehlter Patriotismus wären echt angebracht bei dir..
Respect to your sister for jumping into an English speaking video 👍
Yeah! I appreciate it a lot and think she did an awesome job! 😊 well… if you leave out the military base part 😂😂😂
@@uyenninhsneaky tip from someone who worked for the military…there are some wonderful restaurants inside the gate! Get to know someone who works for or in the military!
she has a super friendly voice
@@IgorEngelen1974Uyen does a good job representing the youngest child in many families especially while with the older sister. Not sure friendly is the word for it. Maybe confident or self assured!
why? she speaks English better than you!
"You wanna say sorry?" "No." Totally a sister convo. Loved seeing you guys interact. I have a younger sister, we live states away, watching you 2 made me miss her. 😊
Call her. Say that you miss her. She will appreciate it a lot. -From a single child😢
What's your qualifications for hosting this food tour?
"I am your sister and I also eat food in Hanoi"
Lets go!
Good enough 🎉
Thank you for writing down the City name, i couldn't understand it well, i do better when I see something written down.
@@lemurkirsche7891it's the capital of Vietnam so you can easily reach there too
@@lemurkirsche7891it's one of best tourist place in world. Vietnam is cheap and amazing
"The smaller and sketchier it is, the better it is" -- I swear, this is true in every country on earth. Small, sketchy places are always the best.
Yep
Hole-in-the-walls are proven hidden treasures 100% of the time 👌🏼
Thoroughly enjoyed this simple food tour. No cinematic shots and aesthetics, just honest food review.
Yes and not exaggerated and ridiculous expressions of pleasure while eating, just two sisters enjoying the good food in authentic locations. Very simple and honest.
When your sister said "You eat a dish, it's not only about the taste but the feeling and the atmosphere" - love this this is genuinely what eating different cuisines and dishes are! Thank you and your lovely sister for sharing this video with us!
I love how your sister's voice sounds like yours sometimes, depending on the tone she's using. I mean, I know family members usually have similar voices, but I still find it funny.
In any case, super nice video, Uyen! Thank your sister for us, now I'm craving your food and I can't have it anywhere near here!
Cheers from Brazil!
Family member also have similar speaking patterns and slang they use. Especially if the children grow up in the same school since your accent usually comes from your peers!
So true. My sisters and I all the sound the same. People are constantly confused over three-way calls lol
I’ve noticed I sound like my sister when I speak into a microphone. Her ex once mistook me for her when he called.
🇧🇷
True for me and my sister. Our voice is nearly the same lol
07:33 "I can cook anything but I'm not sure of the quality" 😂
She sounds very funny like her sister Uyen
She's confident and realist!
this is a perfect T-shirt Quote! You should make Big Sis a T-shirt!
uyens look of disgust at "I can cook anything" made it even funnier hahahah
"what makes you an expert"
"I love food"
Sounds legit.
As someone born and raised in Hanoi, this food tour is legit!!! So much goodness I'm drooling over here~
Hiii,
Actually in hanoi for first time, I would like to try BANH CUON (vietnamese steamed rice rolls)
Would you please share restaurant name or location?
I managed by myself to identify the restaurant for coco gelly and caramel flan as CARAMEN KIM YEN 🎉🎉
Thanks in advance for your help
I live in California and in Orange County there’s a district called “Little Saigon” where a lot of Viet refugees settled after the war. EVERYTHING is in Vietnamese and it feels like you’re in Vietnam. And the food is SO amazing!!!
Fresh spring rolls (nem noung and fresh shrimp) and young jackfruit salad at Brodard Chateau, pho (noodle soup, get the special where it has everything) and chai yor (fried spring rolls) at Pho 79. Silk Noodle Bar has very good filet mignon pho and they make their own noodles every day.
@@KrisKk08you would think but we got some questionable spots we even recently had a Asian buffer close down to horrible hygiene and failed the health inspection on all levels.
Bickering with bossy sister is extremely relatable. But I loved the shot of her taking you by the arm as y'all crossed the street! Protective of her lil sis. 😊
The one thing I remember the most about my time in vietnam was the FOOD.
Honestly, you can get so much good food in so many places. I spent about a week travelling through central Vietnam with my partner and my mother-in-law, and we ate so much good Central Vietnamese foods! My favourite would have to be Com Ga Hoi An! My favourite Dessert was Kem Bo~! Who knew Avocados could be a dessert!
Exactly!!! 😆 german boyfriend was also shocked that there are diferent kinds of avocados than the “Hass” one you can get in Germany 😂
@@uyenninhI had an African avocado once that you could eat the skin. It was green.
Vietnamese only know avo as dessert
@@phunk8607 in Đắk Lắk we eat avocado with rice 😅
It all looks soooo delicious. Thank you sister for being our food guide to the places only the locals know.
My pleasure 😊
Dear Uyen, in Germany you can buy premade flourmix of banh cuon. There is a methode to make banh cuon in a pan. We make it like that all the time. Greetings from Frankfurt 👋
But the skill of the person who makes them regularly really make a difference.
@@Viet_Nam_Balljust pratice, eventually it will come close 😉
The easiest way is to find the fresh sheets used for making noodles. They sell them in packages in the refrigerator sections in the US> My SIL uses the sheets to make quick banh cuon and it works perfectly. Way easier than dealing with the flour mixture.
I'm really enjoying these longer videos showing us around your life in Vietnam! Your warm and bubbly personality shines through and I get to learn so much about a different culture!
'You won't say sorry?' - 'No.'
I loved it!🤣
There is something special about the relationship between Siblings. It is that honest and yet still somehow unconditional Love. 🥰
1:08 "stick to the plan", oh I love your sister already 🤣 She belongs in Germany
I love your video style! I also very much appreciate how you balance your family's privacy with still showcasing them in the best way possible! Thank you for sharing it all!
Uyens sister was a good food tour guide. She made it a but of a mystery tour but the meals were worth the mission 😊 This should satisfy Uyens home food yearnings in memory when she returns to the boyfriend in Germany . Loving these vlogs.
Thank you for such an enjoyable feature Uyen; I adore this video so much! You should do more of such food vlogs as you are honest with your thoughts, the tour isn't highly edited (you keep it real and natural) and I learnt quite a bit about Hanoi food culture. Your sister and brother in law are very sporting and supportive as well. All the best to you and German bf!
Uyen, we need the Google Maps locations! Looking forward to try all of these when I'm in Hanoi. Especially the dessert stall and Cha Ca Va Long stall, that grilled fish made my tummy rumble.
I have been living in Hanoi for 26 years and I must say, your sister have an excellent taste and a great food tour. All the places that she guided you to visit is famous for their authentic and delicious food. Great video, great filming as well and i'm looking forward to more Hanoi content 🍻
Hiii,
Actually in hanoi for first time, I would like to try BANH CUON (vietnamese steamed rice rolls)
Would you please share restaurant name or location?
I managed by myself to identify the restaurant for coco gelly and caramel flan as CARAMEN KIM YEN 🎉🎉
Thanks in advance for your help
I've been really enjoying your long form videos from Vietnam - thank you, sincerely, for sharing your family and culture with an audience
I loved this video; all the info about the food, the pov of what it is like to a sidewalk in Vietnam and the sibling interactions of course! Your brother in law does a great job with the camera, nice shots with good lighting!
That coconut jelly looked wonderful! The other dishes, too! When I was in college, a friend of mine cooked for everyone, and it was delicious! I remember him holding a little ball of dried noodles and when he dropped it into a wok..it just went..POOF..and filled up the whole pan. Fun food to eat!
I came back to Vietnam this summer but did not have occasion to eat EVERYTHING i've been craving for for so long time living in France. I'm knocked down of nostalgia watching your video but at the same time appreciate it very much 😄 thanks Uyên !
I think you are a very good food blogger. I found your videos by chance a couple of months ago, and I purchased a Vietnamese home cookbook, after watching them.
Your video reminded me of my time in China. My family is from there, so I used to visit very often up until the pandemic; since then, i haven't had the chance to go back. I really miss the cheap and fresh food you can find just anywhere on the street just like in your video. The shear variety is unmatched as well. It's nearly impossible to find the same thing here in the US.
Thank you for sharing about your culture!
I love the honesty in this video! Showing food as they are! Would love to try noodle soup!
Your interaction with your sister was so funny. You showing every one how difficult she is without showing everyone how difficult she is
'and being bossy'. Love the sisterly behavior! I miss mine. Great video!
I know exactly how you felt when your sister kept disappearing. My husband would do that every time we went shopping. He loves to shop but he would just keep going and never look back to see if I had stopped to look at something. Every trip to target(his favorite store) I would lose him almost immediately
Food in Vietnam is fantastic. Well done, your sister did a great job, as she even made it a cultural experience for you. It is priceless to watch.
Oh, my gosh, your sister's english is incredible. So fun to see you both together. I love hearing from your family so much.
“It looks a bit unhygienic.. Yeah it is” 😂 I’m also Ausländerin in Germany and visited Hà Nội and a couple other cities last year. Got terrible food poisoning but that didn’t stop me from eating everything, no regrets.
Btw, do you mind sharing the restaurants locations?
Obviously it wasn't that terrible ,cause food poisoning that people I knew got was so bad they almost died ,it took them a year to recover ,no food is worth food poisoning,it's my biggest fear ,you can literally die from it
I don't know if you read these comments still, but I always come back to your videos, especially your longer form content, for comfort and enjoyment. If I ever feel down, I love to sit down and watch you eat or show off your culture and it just makes me so happy. Your vlogs are so genuine and real, even with the frustrations you face you never cut around it or force a smile, you let yourself be upset to a degree and I really find that refreshing from all the vloggers who force a jovial attitude no matter what. Like many people have said, it feels like going around with a good friend, enjoying all the sights and complaining about the normal things like the pollution and crowdedness. It's lovely and I hope you never ever change, Uyen!
P.S. I'm not sure if anyone else said this, but I believe "Ngan", the bird you were eating at the beginning, is called the Muscovy Duck in English! They're quite big and are invasive in some areas here in the U.S., specifically Texas.
Asian food culture reminds me a lot of Mexico food culture. Lots of street food. And of all types just a walk away. I love that,it’s all a walk away and so yummy.
“Do you want to say sorry?!”
“No.”
😂😂😂😂😂 savage lol I’m cracking up
Uyên, please don't say rotten shrimp sauce! say fermented shrimp sauce so you don't scare off the newbie! lol . I adore your channel!
Thank you for showing us some Hanoi foods and atmosphere. I have not been there and it's fun to see the sights with you and older sister. Glad you didn't get a professional food guide. This looked like so much more fun. The camera guy did a great job too.
Food truly is one of the best things about any culture. Thabk you so much for sharing this with us! And I'm really glad to get this type of video from you and not some food or travel vlogger. Those videos are always way too over edited and never show the full and real experience. This actually felt authentic. ❤
Check out Mike & Ashley's latest video since he just went on an Adventurous Food Tour.
I love love these videos from your visit in Vietnam. I really enjoy learning about your culture and food. Your relationship with you sister cracks me up from the number of times she left you guys stranded, lol.
I would love to visit Vietnam. I have already bought Pauline Nguyen's cooking book 'Secrets of the red lantern' to prepare myself for Vietname food. Thank you for the food tour.
It is great to know that many others enjoy eating cat fish. I live in the deep south of Georgia, USA. We have many breeds of cat fish in our waters. Growing up, we often would dig for worms after school, then go down to the creek to catch cat fish for supper that evening. Many people do not know that cat fish will grow as large as the body of water they live in. Cat fish grow over 9 feet long and are carnivores. I wouldn't eat a 9 foot long cat fish, as it is very old and will taste muddy since it has live such a long life. A cat fish that size, one should return it to the river to keep living since there is no purpose in eating it. Cat fish are very over looked as a tasty and healthy meat.
This is the best video ever, but then I think that each time you post 😂. Your sister is a natural. I must say, I would never ever EVER eat heads, feet, intestines or bones so thanks for the warning 🤣. Still, strangely enough we LOVE to eat at Vietnamese restaurants here in Rotterdam!! I am South African and my husband is Dutch so I can relate to a lot of your content 😘.
You are South African and never eaten chicken feet? 😂
Not a thing in Cape Town I suppose!!!@@sunshineb7006
From Mexico City, I am sending you hugs and best wishes. Loved this video 🎉❤
Nice! Thanks to your sister and brother in law for bringing us all along with you on the food tour. 😊
Nooo! You are an amazing vloger. You act natural, you are very grounded and it's very very nice to watch you
FLAN is a typical spanish dessert!!! My Mind is blown knowing2 its typical for u guys too so far2 away
The way you say you're not sure about being a food vlogger.
This video actually made me more attracted by the authenticity of the tour. Not just flashy tourist spots but real local, by a local.
Uyen, this is legit the best video you have ever done 😍 my husband and I will absolutely ABSOLUTELY visit Vietnam after this!!! All that food looked divine!! 🤤
I've never tried any of the things you guys ate, but now I want to! Everything looks so interesting and tasty, and now I'm hungry, lol. Thanks for sharing your culinary adventures with us!
Respect to your sister! She did it very well and as a Dutchman, I love the idea of Vietnamese cuisine. Although I would not eat the snails. I really have a phobia of snails.
I think youre an excellent food vlogger! You have such a bubbly personality and its fun to watch you talk and eat delicious Vietnamese food
Vietnam is rlly a place i would like to visit the food looks kinda good :D
The food is really good! I went last year and the food was the biggest memory i took from that trip.
like true sisters. so much alike and so different equals a very worthwhile relationship. (even if you argue like all sisters do). Lovely. Thanks for sharing this day with us.
I was in the caramel and coconut place in my Vietnam trip in September, everything was so delicious!!! ❤ The ice cream in coconut was hands down one of my favorite deserts from the trip ❤
Also went to the snails place through that dark alley, a-m-a-z-i-n-g
The dynamic between the two sisters makes me smile, especially when she rolls her eyes when her sister corrects her like she is not a full grown adult :)
This tour with your sister makes me miss my sisters..
Food and family 🥰
How cool to see with you and your sister! I love seeing other peoples adventures. Thanks you two!!
Looks like ngan is Muscovy duck. They're supposed to be delicious.
ETA: hey, a Circle K! In the US, they have great slushies.
ETA2: now I want bun cha gio chay. A place near me (hi from Oklahoma, US!) makes it SO WELL.
ETA3: thank you, Uyen's Sister! Happy Tet, you guys! 💖
Love getting to see more culinary content and just you hanging out with your sister! Yet again, utterly wholesome, cultural educational, and just fun to watch. Thanks for sharing, Uyen!
Hanoi is on my bucket list. I've been to Ho Chi Minh City and loved it. I hope to see more of Vietnam. There is a large Vietnamese community here in Toronto Canada.
Your videos are my comfort videos ❤When I am sad Or stressed because of school I just watch your videos and it brightens up my day ❤Sending love from my side to you 💛I love you
The food tour with your sister was great! Hope we get more of these in the future and maybe even a Max McFarlin collab! I’ve found out about so many Vietnamese dishes through him!
I wish she would have done a collab with Max and Chris (since he lives in Hanoi). But she also should have done one with Will in Vietnam or What the Pho since they live in Hanoi.
I'm so happy I found you and your family and of course your German BF! I'm stuck in bed, recovering from surgery and learning from the cutest, sweetest content creator. Who's filming? I love your sister, no worries, just wanders off and leaves you behind. Keep doing what you do!!
I love the sibling bickering and bossiness and cuteness!! All of that food looked so amazing, but I would never be able to go with those tiny plastic kid chairs. I'd crush them! 😅
Best food review! Would love another sister food review
Your brother-in-law did a great job filming as well 🎉
I couldn't stop smiling this whole video. Thank you for this!!!
Fun fact: the sister didn't get lost. She bought some more food so that she doesn't starve at all. It is very common in Vietnam. Thus, German boyfried is lucky to be still alive while not liking warm meals in the morning, for lunch and for dinner - and of course in between. ;)
4:36 that was so unexpected, and hilarious. Love it!
The coconut dessert looked so yummy!!
Looks like cream caramel, but not custard based. FYI; Flan usually has a pastry base.
I think an important part of featuring food in a video is like.... Just showing people what's available, and encouraging them to expand their horizons. So even if you're not filming the food a lot, you're telling people about it, and showing what you love about your culture. It would encourage me to order or try something I might not usually, since now I know how to eat it!
Is the camera person a relative too? :) ❤ Whoever it is, good job with documenting. Oh! Your brother in law! So nice!
It’s the sister’s husband
I love how your videos are very real and legit. It’s very honest and that’s a hard thing to find on TH-cam food reviews these days
I love how she regularly abandons her tour duties 😂
Banh Coun is my favorite! I am 1/4 Vietnamese but i have never been to vietnam, thank you for sharing our culture to the world
I was wondering who was filming! 🤣 don't you love family..
I was laughing at how your sister left you and your brother in law as you were filming and did the sister walk..(walking, bossing, not looking back, etc etc)
Thank you for posting these videos of Vietnam. I’m Vietnamese but I was born in America and have only been there when I was a child. It’s cool seeing it again as an adult! I want to go and experience it as an adult soon 😊
Really enjoyed your food tour, it’s done so candidly and genuinely … tqvm❤
I loved this video and seeing your relationship with your sister. Thanks so much for sharing your life with us!
your sister is so funny. love you both
I’m in Hanoi in three weeks!!! I’m just going to copy everything by playing your sister and my boyfriend gets to be you 😂 Honestly my whole Vietnam trip was kinda inspired by you. Love your German videos and as a German myself I am so happy that you like Germany as much as I do ❤️❤️ keep going you’re an awesome TH-camr
I love cultures that enjoy every part of the animals they eat, I think that's the most respectful thing to do and find it particularly disrespectful to life itself when certain cultures only use specific parts of the animal and discard most of it. Thank you for sharing!
In the US, it's just chicken breast all day...and look at the health crisis here. It's known that the organs are the most nutritious.
@@datgal2u yeah I have latinoamerican family in the US, and nowadays I feel like they've been brainwashed into such a weird level of consumerism, they only eat ground beef, chicken breast or nuggets and drink water from multiple tiny bottles all day instead of buying a filter or getting the big 4 gallon reusable bottles we use here, they think it's something from "less developed countries" and I'm like? Do you understand what you're saying?!
@@met.marfil I’ve watched a lot of health-related videos recently and the more I learn, the more I believe in having a diverse microbiome is a sign of great health. We live in a culture where antibiotics are given to us for every little illness (which kills all the gut flora, including the good ones) and medicine is unnecessarily prescribed at a high level. Then there’s the food supply that is poisoned with pesticides (crops) or antibiotics in our meat (they give them to animals to make them grow bigger while eating less). Add the fast food, convenience foods, etc. and it’s a disaster. Then toss in the fact that foods are so restricted to things like only boneless, skinless chicken breasts….nothing else from the chicken, and that’s just a disaster for your gut microbiome. No wonder Americans are all fat and unhealthy now.
Hey Uyen, I have been watching your Vietnam video series since last week. All the videos are so lovely and pure I found so many similarities between Vietnamese and Indian culture. Love from India! 🧡🤍💚
You want to say sorry??? No. 😂😂
Help her start a food tour business if she wants? Loved this tour because it was so home-y.
I think that you shouldn't feel so bad about not finding the english name for vietnamese food. It's like how spaghetti is not "Italian long, thin, solid, cylindrical wheat flour mixed with water or eggs" and Creme Brulee is not "French burnt cream" and pho is not "Vietnamese soup dish consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat". So, please feel free to call Banh Cuon "Banh Cuon", not "Vietnamese steamed rice roll".
The editing for this was great! Would love more
Vietnamese food recently became popular in my country and i love every bit of them! Definitely gonna make a video about them one day!
What country do you live in?
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That was really fun ! It made me hungry and it made me miss my sister 🥲❤️! Thank you for sharing 🥰
Love that your sister gave the tour. Way more authentic than getting a tourist tour ❤
Love u n ur sis Uyen! Thank you for d wonderful food tour
its intersting to hear how much Uyen's accent returns to its vietnamese roots when she is with her family and surrounded by her native language. When she films in Germany i dont hear as much of the vietnamese tonation.
For those wondering how accents work, its related to how you move your mouth when pronouncing the letters, so if you have a super heavy accent, try to overpronounciate the letters. Basically untrain your mouth from your native way of speaking. its rather bizarre how much it works.
And before people get their panties in a twist, this is not an attack on Uyen, this is just a "how cool accents are" comment.
Keep making content, you're a gem!
I have found hole in the wall restaurants are the best in other countries. They are for the locals not tourists so they are authentic and often delicious.
Your sister speaks VERY good English. She has a very deep voice. But tour guide, dismissed.
In Mexico I eat a lot of street food. I try and pick the busiest, cleanest place. I looooove Tamarind!! I like tamarind soda drink and tamarind candy. Its also VERY popular in Mexico.